Our financial expert Frances O'Hanlon joined Fran on Tipp Today this morning to discuss the latest financial news and answer listener questions and queries...

One question that no one seems to be able to give a definitive answer on, is what affect these different variants of the illness will have on combating the disease and will the vaccine be enough to kill these variants.

James McInerney is Professor of Life Sciences at Nottingham University and he spoke to Fran on Tipp Today this morning.

The residents of 21 homes in Aherlow are dealing with prolonged issues with sewage, dumping, squatters and anti social behaviour.

It was a problem that was raised at the recent meeting of the County Council.

Cllr Michael Fitzgerald and resident Justin Cleary spoke to Fran on Tipp Today this morning.....

A marathon podcast with Tipperary hurler Paul Flynn, new Tipp Ladies football manager Declan Carr and new Tipp Camogie coach Denis Kelly who all talk sport, coaching and plans for 2021 with Tipp FMs Stephen Gleeson.

Michelle Keane is a woman living in Kerry who believes that the natural water running through her land is unique and has magical healing qualities.

She also claims that she was offered 34 million dollars by an American businessman for some of the land but refused it.

She spoke to Fran on Tipp Today this week....

Johnny joins Fran on Tipp Today to give his musings on the week that was. This week he discussed vaccine rollout, school closures and closing airports and borders

Our resident GP Pat Harrold spoke to Fran on the show this morning with the latest on Covid numbers and vaccine availability.

There are at least 50 coercive control cases currently under investigation or with the DPP for consideration, Garda sources have said. Gardaí expect a series of coercive control cases, some involving extreme physical and sexual violence, to come before the courts this year.

News that the volume of cases gardaí were dealing with was increasing comes a day after the first man convicted of the crime after a trial was jailed by the courts and two years after coercive control became a specific criminal offence.

Noeleen Blackwell, CEO of the Rape Crisis Centre spoke to Fran on Tipp Today this morning...

Dr Rosaleen Rogers has the most incredible story of survival.

She was put in to St Lukes Psychiatric hospital in the 60's when she was just 16.

She was not only raped but also was used in a number of drug trials, one of which was a nuclear drugs trial which left her in a coma.

She spoke to Fran on Tipp Today this week.....

January 21st is International Hugging Day, but it's a Hugging Day like no other and with social distancing rules there shouldn't be much physical hugging taking place.

But if you can't wait then two Limerick sisters have come up with a way to send a virtual hug, filling the gap until we can squeeze each other properly again.

Jacqui from huggnote.com spoke with Fran on Tipp Today...